Michelle Adkerson
Content by Michelle Adkerson
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The 1920s—that first foray into the Modern, that Age of Art—marked seismic shifts in American life. Most important, though, that delicious, self-indulgent decade gave birth to the New Woman. These liberated women didn't just let down their hair; they cut it off.
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In this humorous and captivating first novel, Porter Shreve lets Gordon Hatch, intrepid second-string obituary writer, tell us his own story as he sits, so he believes, on the threshold of his destiny
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